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Versions - Different performances of the song by the same artist

Compilations - Other albums which feature this performance of the song

Covers - Performances of a song with the same name by different artists

Song Title	Versions	Compilations	Covers
Onstage Banter
Song For The Dreamers
New York City Lullaby
Cast Iron Soul
Miracle Mile
The Good Old Days
Last Of The Only Ones
Raise The Roof
Warren Oates
Bend In The Road
JD's Blues
Thanksgiving Day
Hold Your Mud
Down To The Bone
The King Of The Losers
Baby, We All Gotta Go Down
Send Me A Postcard
The Word Is Out (False Start)
The Word Is Out
That's What Brought Me Here

Notes

Steve Wynn: Vocals, electric guitar, harmonica
Dan Stuart: Vocals, acoustic guitar, electric guitar
Chris Cacavas: Keyboards, electric guitar, vocals
Stephen McCarthy: Electric guitar, lap steel, keyboards, vocals
Bob Rupe: Bass, vocals
Johnny Hott: Drums
Linda Pitmon: Drums

As Steve Wynn stated at the beginning of the night, this show would end up being Danny & Dusty's entire 2008 U.S. tour crammed into one wild show at the Bowery Ballroom. This was their first U.S. show since 1986 and there are currently no plans for any other appearances. This was also the first time Danny & Dusty used a dual drummer lineup, which is a sight to see (as well as hear).
One of the night's surprises was Johnny Hott's six year old daughter Odessa, who danced away on stage in her red vinyl go-go boots for most of the show. The funniest moment came right before "JD's Blues". As Dan Stuart made the switch from acoustic to electric guitar, an impatient Chris Cacavas says "Let's start
this motherf**ker!". An angry Odessa then glared a Cacavas in disaprovement! Despite having limited rehearsal time the band was tight enough to pull off many exhilarating musical moments, while remaining just ragged enough to be Danny & Dusty. Let's hope we don't have to wait another 20 years for their return...